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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20
MISCELLAN MOUs.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20

In the Matter of the Estate of Pete Evans
Deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20

Total shipments for the week. s7,s4s.so
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
"BEEHlvE,"
3O6 MARKET ST.
MIDSUMMER BARGAINS.

Summer Dress Goods at half
Many pieces in our stock that
we have only few dress pat.
terms left Of the make Of goods.
Price is no object on such; while
the style and quality is right we
don't want broken lines.
We have in stock to-day
about 200 pieces Of Sateens,
from 10 to 37Hc. All ought to
find one to suit their taste. Ger
tainly the price is low enough.
Seersuckers by the load, price
S to 15c., very easy selling
goods. Have you bought a
Crazy Cloth or Batiste yet? The
price is down now greatly in
your favor.
We have opened two of the
best Corsets ever placed on a
counter for SOC. and SI.oo each.
They are bound to be free SELL
ers. None like them in town.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
A TERRIBLE AcUIDENr.
a snaali Bog Has Hss Lsg Torn on b.
the Draw at m ark ct Ntreet Bridge

snasll Boy Has HIS LSg Torn ON By
the Draw at Market street Bridge.
About A O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Willie AbberRer; the 8 year.old son Of
KasiDir Abberger, a shoemaker 1T No.
402 Madison street, met with terrible
Sccid ent ct Market street bridge. The
draw had been off to allow the passage
OF o tugboat, and the bridgetender was
In the act Of turning 1t back to Its place
when the boy, who was at the end Of
the bridge, attempted to crawl under
the gate, feet first. His right foot pro
iected over the draw, and as 1t swung
In place the foot was caught between
the underneath beams and the Tailings
Of the approach. The power of the
draw, driven as 1t 10 BY steam engine,
Was Irresistible. and not only the foot
but the leg also was drawn In and
crushed between the massive timbers
and the rough planks at the edge of the
roadway.
Before the draw could be stopped the
boy was dragged to the centre of the
bridge. while hie flesh and blood was
strewn along the draw and the approach.
When taken out 1t was found that his
right foot was torn oh, and the flesh Of
his leg stripped from the knee to the
ankle. William Hammond and Daniel
W. Devslenger, who witnessed the nc.
cident, hAstened to his assists nee and
pulled him out, when Edward I.eary
3cAriied him In his arms 10 Dsnforth'f q
Idrug store, ut Second ami Market streets,
but upon the clerks finding that his In.
juries were of such serious nature
they advised thst he be taken to ply
sician as soon rs possible.
Leary then carried him to DR.. Morri
sons. ct Second and King streets,
where bsndsges were applied to check
the hemorrhsae, after which, accom-
panied by Dr.. Morrison, he was taken
in wagon to his fathers residence.
His foot was picked up by man named
mclaughlin and carried to DR.. Morri
son'g.
As soon Is he reached his home Drs
Maull, Ogle and j. n. j. Bush were
summoned, who upon making an ex
|aminatiou decided that amputatlon WA
necessary. The unfortunate lad wa
placed under the influence Of ether anC
the leg taken off above the knoe.
1t WAS at fret thought that the shocf
was 90 severe that the boy could not re
cover, but ct noon to day be was rest
ing quietly and doing much better thar
was to be expected under the circum
stance.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Fer(iiuand's Fate

BERLIN, July 12.-The Emperor vii.
liam will arrive at Gastein on Monday
next. During his stay there he will
make the Bodeschloss Hotel his head
quarters. In that hotel, on the oath in
slant, the Emperor William will meet the
Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria.
Until this meeting of the Emperors, the
policy to be adopted in regard to the elec
ton of Prince Ferdinand, of Saxe-C Coburg-
Gotha, to be the Prince of Bulgaria will
Lot be determined. The present temper
of the German court is against the elec-
tion of a Coburger.
The North German Gazette (the organ
of Prince Bismarck in an article which i.
regarded as inspired maintains thai
Prince Ferdinand is a German and not al
Austrian Prince. 1t denies that Prince
Ferdinand received the permission ol
Ernst ii, the reigning Duke of SAKE Co
burg Gotha, to accept the crown of Bull
garia.
The Boersen Courier has a telegram
from Coburg which states that Duke
Ernst insists that Prince Ferdinand shal
not accept the protfered crown.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Tho Water Commission.

The raau ar meeting Of the Bosrd oil
Water commissioners WAS held last
evening, bat little outside OF routine
business was transacted. The City
Treasurer reported q balance OF S64 5S9. :.
Al In the Union National Bank TO the
credit OF tha Commission. The weekly
payroll amounting to S376 was pre-.
sented. and an order drawn for the
amount. The following bills were
pasesd and orders drawn: Whining.
Coal Gas Company, S93.63; Edward
Harrington Son Sc Co., % so; Smith 8s
Fell, u 30; Charles Stewart, IS "a;
Kent & Weeks, SALT; James Mil..,
$l4 go; Henry Miller, s. rs; Henry o..
Neal, SIS; James Mcbride, S6. 20; Frank
GinRelbacb, $l4 26; Charles Warner
Company, e42 80; @. w. Slieers
3 Company, $l4 so; American Steam
Gauge Company, 81 80; the Lea
Pusey Company, IS 05; Springer,
Morley & Cause, IS; The Morning Newl
Publishing Company, el.02; The Star
fuolishing Company, so cente; the
W. b B. Railroad Company. el.25
Goodyear Rubber Betting and Packing
Company, $332 25; Edgemoor Iron Com.
pany, I'll 40; Kent Iron and Hard ware
Company. $l75; Fairbanks b Co., $l16
The Kennel Ice and Goal Company
$59a "a; A. y. Reed, SIS 81; q. 8. Ole
land, t4.89; John r Hudson & On.
4103 SO; William Dougherty, e2y rs
George W. Ssone, e43 23; Thomas O
Hatton, $l28; James O. Van Trump
Sl4 81; Hiram YerRer, $61 35; william
Kyle. SIS; William G. Pierce, $767. AZ
Allen Speakmsn, $249.7l. 7. O. Hatton
S25; u. j. Belt, $40, and John 8. Grohe
1878. b3: n total Of "a. .l2092
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Bound for the GalIows.


CHICAGO, July 12.-Locked up In the
Central Station this morning is Q St.
Louis murderer, John D. Shea, and the
story Of his crime, flight and capture
would make an interesting narrative.
About five years ago Shea was trying
to enter residence on Pine street In
st. Louis about 8 o'clock in the morn
ling. Officer Moore saw him At the rear
window, and covered him with bis re.
volver.
Shea, AZ cool as a cucumber, slipped
down from the window as though he
was going to give himself mp, then az
quick as q faeh drew his revolver and
shot the officer. This bullet missed
Moore's heart about half an inch, and
the officer lived quarter of an bour
1t Was long enough to seal the doom o.
the murderer, for In that time . brother
officer arrived, and the dying man hat
Ijust strength enough remaining Il
breathe the name Of Shea into his com
rade's ear. He then expired.
Shea fled, but the detectives gave
him no rest. To throw them of th'
scent, the willy criminal committed al
open burglary in Pittsburg, and beint
arrested and convicted, was sent to thu
peniten tiary in that State for four year.
under the name of Jaspsr Doyle. HI
no doubt thought his crime would b
forgotten and himself safe when hit
term expired.
But two years ago visitor at the prison
recogniz I'd him, and informed the St
Louis officers of Shes's whereabouts
Detective Browning, from st. Louis
identified him, made his second trip Il
Pittsburg last week, and was in tha
city when Shea's sentence was served
he returned with Detective Pat Costel
10 and "Billy" Hayes, the Chicago
murderer, this morning, and will go OF
| to st. Louis TO- night.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
sREviTHs.;

The eheApest hAt house In thA otsg
bumford Broe.' - WarkeA stresf.
Turtle and clam soup ct fullnsrs.
Meals from to midnight at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners speciality at Fallmer's..
Broilod spring chicken OF Fuilmer's.
Devfied and slowed crabs at FuIlmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmsr'a
Fried oysters at Fullmsr's.
Panned and stswsd oyttsrs at Fullmsr e
Ty Bush's coal you win nks IL
Try Bush's coal you will surely like n.
". !. KimDls, grocer, 7nd and Justison.
Milisfd =. DavtS', jewslsl, Q u. md strss,
Zine 10 n. Rings, ~ HAMS. IL 4. Tourss
y. Roop Smith, druggist, 18th and King
American Laundry, COZ West Front street,
Gall and see the famous oil stove Ht
Pickels' stove store.
Yerger's, A19 Shiplsy street, is the lesdina
place for picture frames in this city.
window screens and door screens made q,
fergerr, Ale Shiplsy street.
Osll and see the Daisy Oil stove at Piekels
stove store, Esst Fourth street.
Soft shell crabs received daily st AaYpsl
Bro. o, IL East Fourth street.
Gall add see the quick meal Gasoline
Stoves at Pickels' stove store. East Fourtl
street.
Country bustermilk Ice cold by the glas
at No. Vest Second street. Fresh everJ
day.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Base Ball,

The following games were played
yesterday:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IL; In.
dianapolis, 5. -
Observation-Disclosures. 81 Chi
caRo, 8.
Boston-Boston, 10; Detroit, 3
New York-New York, 6; Plttsburg, 10
Cincinnati-Cipcin cinnati, Z; Athletic a
Clevelanc-Clevela /; Baltimore, 5
st. Louis-st Louis, 8; Brooklyn,7.
Louisville-Louisville, g.; Metropoli
tan, 2
Allentowr-Allentown, Is; Brad
ford, 10.
Observation-Disclosures. a; Al
toona, ~.
Ashland-Ashland, q; Sunbury. 13
ten innings.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
NEW mex,co Open TO Settle ment.

At a meeting of the Bureau of 1mni-
grafton, of New Mexico, at Las Vega, on
MOI day, it was decided topublish pam
phlet on that Territory setting forth its
advantages. alt was shown that very
small p ,rtion of the area of the Territory
is covered by land grams and that fully
nine tennis of New Mexic is open to set :
tlement. The crops are in fine condi
ton and there has heen less irrigation
than any year heretofore. lmmigra ion
is steadily incseasing and there is active
dealing in real estate In the larger towns
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Young woman's Anger.

STAUNToN, Va, July 9.-Miss Mar
garet Elliott, 3 prepossesstng young
lady OF good family aud repute, resid.
ing in Rockbridae County, attacked
David CLARK yesterday with o pistol
and dred three shots a. him. One OF
the bullets cut Clark's peck slightly
under the left ear, but he was not
otherwise injured. The cause for the
attack Is ss!o TO have been the circula'
tion by Clark OF slanderous reports af.
fectiug Miss Eiliott's reputation. There
10 much excite ment in the community
over the affair, and 1t is feared that
further trouble W Ill epsue, as the girl
friends threaten harsh treatment OF
Clark # he persists in refusing to retract
the statements " hich he is alleged to
have made. +...-
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Lost His Teeth,

A correspondent writes that while
taking q stroll along the Bra idywine,
Mr.. Taylor Of the Delaware House, VIII.
mington, with his family and q few
friends, was found pleasantly encamped
in o beautiful grove on its banks, on
the farm of G. K. Mousley near Thomp
SONS bridge. They were enjoying
themselves in fishing, bathing and gen
eral camp life. The only misfortune
that occurred fell upon a young man oi
the company, who lost his teeth. Ii
was the impression of the correspon.
dent that nature had nothing TO do with
putting in those teeth or they would
have been there still.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Struggle with = Counterfelter.

NEW YORK. July 12.-PolioemanG Geo.
Eleucner, OF the Eighth Precinct, this
afternoon arrested Michael Mcmahon,
an OF. convict, and Q memb ber Of coun-
terfeiters' gang, and after fierce strug-
gle safely brought him to the station
house. Mcmahon was only released
from State prison three months ago, and
as Officer Fletcher knew his character
he kept q close watch ON him. Last
night he saw him In company with a
boy named Schwartz, and saw him wait
outside saloon while Sob wartz went
in and passed @ counterfeit dollar.
Fletcher followed the boy In and ar
rested him, but Mcmahon fled and was
not TO be seen until the officer saw him
to-day on Broome street. He promptly
arrested him, but on the way to the sta
tion the ex convict made desperate
struggle. He got the officers club, and
the two men fought In the gutter. where
they had fallen, ten minutes. None OF
the large crowd which gathered would
assist the officer, but he finally got the
upper hand.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Sale of Horses.

A. H. Tyson will have another sale Of
horses in Chester to morrow afternoon.
The Junior member of the firm OF l.,
w. Stidham Il Son has been employed
as auc,ioneer, and he thinks that sew.
eral citizens of this county should &C
company h:m on this occasion. He
saws that eight horses were purchased
by gentlemen in this city and vicinity
at the last sale he called In Chester. and
he thinks that double that number
should be purchased tomorrow, as this
lot is superior to many that have been
heretofore collected. Several Of them
can show three minute gait and are
tirs.. lass In all respects.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Dedication.

The Calvary Baptist Church In Dover
was dedicated en- Sunday, July 10. The
services of the day were very interest.
ing and were well attended. Az each
service the house was full TO overflow
ing, and many were obliged to leave
because they could rot set in. There
was large attendance from this city ,
and excellent music was rendered BY
the choir of the Shiloh Baptist Church,
for which the Calvary Church return
their earnest thanks. They aiso de sire
to express their appreciation OF the
kind ness OF other visiting friends and
the pastors of other churches who gave
them their aid throughout the day. The
financial efforts OF the day were very
satisfactory, about $500 being raised.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Chester Heights,

Camp Meeting will begin on July 1!
and continue till the 2Sth. The religion.
exercises will be under the direction O.
Presiding Elder Swindells. Rev. G. NJ
Boswell and Rev G. NJ. Brodhead will
have charge of the young peoples meet
ing. Rev. R d DeBow and Rev c. E
Adamson will have charge OF the chill
dren's meeting, and meetings will bt
conducted each day in the Delaware
county tent by Rev. c Hudson and Rev
A. F. Grenig. On Sunday, July "a, thu
sermon will be by Rev. William A. Spen
Ger, D. D., of the Church Extension
Society, and on the 26th the new chape
will be dedicated. The sermon on tina
occasion will be by Rev. w. j. Paxson.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
SECURITY FROM LOSS.

BY Fire or BurgIary-The security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company 619
Market Street,
Offers to persons leaving town for the
summer, and all others ths security its
fire and burglar proof vaults afford for
the safe keeping OF trunks, valuabIes of
all kinds, Including silverware, gold plate,
jewelry, bonds, stocks and valuable pa
pers of every description. This company
Is the only one of the kind in the State,
organizeaI and authorized by law to re-
ceive for safe keeping securities and val
uables and guarantee TO the depositor the
safety thereof. Charges for trunk room
and valuables are reasonable small safes
can be rented at from IS, $3.50, $40, S12.-
30, and upwards per annum.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Preventive Officers.

A telegram from Ottawa says that,
Tin orden TO facilitate the customs busi-
ness on the maritime coasts, the com
manders of the various cruisers tB gagged
in the protection Of the Canadian sea
fisheries have been aTpoiL tsd preven'
tive officers III Her Majesty's customs,
with power to receive reports inward
and outward from American fishing
vessels when arriving at outer ports OF
harbors, and thus eave the delays caused
In reporting to the customs Cficers.'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Anothar sale Of Horses

Jester & Mcdaniel will have another
sale of horses at their stables, Nc. AIS
West Front street, on Friday afternoon.
According to News and Every Evening
they are Of new breed sty led "Masuro. :"
inquiry In regard to them. From the
I'D vei tisement 1t will be seen that they
are first class. Jester & Mcdaniel are
relishle men and their word can be re-
lied on.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
COMPLETE CURE,

unrsd sll nv life with skin dis
tIti,rsnt kinds, and have never
ninsn: relief, until, by the advice
Friend, | used your valuable Uuti
eiiss, gave then a thorou Sh
X siI bottles Of the Outicura ks-
70 boxes o, Cuticu'a and seven
stlca's soap, ana the result WAS
! had been told 1t would be-a
tuis.
LILLE WADE, Rch nond Va.
y, u, W. LR:imer. Druggist
Richmond, Va.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
A Row Last Night

John McGinnis and his wife had a
fight last night, during which she used
a stove litter about half yard long
vigorously on his head and face. As
John see ed to be the aggressor, Officer
Murine took him to the hall, and this
morning be was srraigned at the city
court charged with being drunk and
disorderly. 1t was also stated that he
is a professional beggsr, which, how.
ever, was denied by John, who said
that he had means to keep his family.
He was sentenced to pay fine of 81
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Badly Hurt

Mra. Benjamin McFadRen and Miss
Ella BrowL were thlown from the back
seat OF an open wagon 1t Jennerville,
Pa on Saturday last by the horses
starting euddenly. Mrs. McFsdRen
fall on her head and was severely in.
iured, while Miss Brown escaped with
q few slight bruises.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
n NlArn

To all who are suffering nom the or.
rors and indiecretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
3D., I will send . recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF OHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send . self.address.
ed envelope TO the Rnv. JosEfH T.
INMAN Htasion ID. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Large Sales.

Mr.. Joseph Chambers, Stanton. Della
ware, has undoubtedly sold more reap
ers and mowers to our farmers this
season than any other firm or man in
the business. he has thus far disposed
of thirty four reapers, mowers and
binders. Mr.. Chambers feels quite
proud OF his success, and is surely to
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
|,rour OF InspectlOD.

Bm. Dupont, with other eli.
/. Wilmington and Northern
Conpsuy, made q tour OF in.
s.sidsy Of the roadbed and
ths Ds,.y travelled In a specis
Do car. It's stated that 1t Ia
|tion to make some radical
|ud Improvements in the road
to tho station q. the foot ol
|rasf
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
County.Omcers co be Investigated

A telegram from Springfield, III,
says the Beard of Supervisors of SasRa
mon County have resolved to investi
gate all county of1cers, 1t having been
found that the county was robbed o'
thousands of ollars by former Sheriffs
The Supervisors have also resolved to
snter suits for the recovery Of money
against the present Sheriff and his hve
Immediate predecessors.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
aPnulAl axaraou.
N - q Facs

that everybody ought to know that A.
well-cleaned coal In every ton you buy,
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood
In large loads. Lime for whitewAsh.
ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Cen
tral office, Seventh and King streets
Look for The blue sign. Open In thu
evening.
Buah'e, Preach street. wharf, In IL
place 10 Ouv your GOAL
Bos g,od coal 40 10 Bush's. Yrencl
gsraet wharf.
Everybody chews LowBall. Just fit
the mouth. Sold By all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
TagRart-SWeeneY.

Mr.. M. j. Taggart and Miss Mary A.
Sweeney were married last evening in
St. Paul's Catholic Church, by the Rev.
NJ. X, Fallon, before large number oil
iriendR. Howard Stevenson acted as
groomsman and Miss Maggie Ford as
bridesm aid. A reception was held at
the residence of the BRIDES parents,
where a large pumber of useful and or
namental presents were collected. The
happy married couple left last evening
on bridal trip to Baltimore and Mag
ara Falls,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
.yanderb,lt's Yacht safely Over.

LONDON, July 12.-The steam yacht
Alya, which left Nav York on July 81
with Mr.. w. X. Vanderbilt and family
and friends on board, has arrived at
Queen stown. After obtaining . supply
Of coal she proceed ed to Liverpool, The
weather during the first part of the
voyage was fiue, but during the last
few days ronRh weather was expert
enced, ON Thursday last, during 9
heavy gale, the foretopmast was carried
|away.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Slerin,e Sales.

Sheriff ambson sold the following
properties at Hockessin Thursday
morning: House and lot of Joseph
Wilson, to Wilmington Loan Associa'
tion for 500; bouse and lot Of Jacob
Olarkson, to Diamond State Loan for
800; house and lot OF Joseph 8. Dun.
lap, to Franklin Loan Association tor
81 500.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
! SCALP
/ Purified and BeantiGeti

hhig ,ks ska and Scalp Of Dl5-
buuO;s, 10. al.'ying ltchipg Burn
)finlsaon, for curing the first
|Oi Eczema, PsoriaN Ns, MIX Urust,
|, sctoiaia, ana other Inherited
Blood Diseases, uUIlCUkA, the
! 0u;s, and Cut'cura Soap. an ex-
bin besct!aer, externally, and
|Besolyant, the new Blood r urider,
/, are infAllible.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
ALT RH YUsI CURED

iouoled with salt kheum for q
yssii, so that the SKIN entirely
ols Of my hands IRON tho finger
Mht tried ysmed 10 and o oc.
a,p,lOhs 70 no purpose until
g nsios Outlcura hon ed les. a ud
snu,ely cured Il. 4. PAhKER
"s "sNtfihanptou ST., Boston.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
.,,ns,,,,lc Changes.

o,tsd tho. Edgar NJ. Hopes
bsusrtr Of the Morning News
sever his connection with
and ,s1e q similar position
l.dslph.s News In q shorl
Ferris, bookkeeper OF the
| also said, will go to The
I. Pniladel phia News. II II
|uored that q gentleman con
n The Reading Times viii
6oop, position on the News
|rvm erous other changes vii
N, in Wilmington journal
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

5000 hats and bonusts almost given
away; ali consignment oods; must be
sold In two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, 617
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

We invite those who have been un
BILE to get -four that would just suit
them to give as trial. as we know we
csn satisfy them. j. q. Hamilton q
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
aan,., Handler chiefs,

Gentlemen can find splendid assort-
ment of emstitohsd, tape and fancy.
bordered hapdkerchiefs at Cisnor &
Co.'s, from 1914 to 50 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

Dress cutting and fitting taught and
done by tailor system. Ladies fitted
for positions or business In short time
Lessons not limited. Satisfaction
given. S2l West Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
3-B. b. B.-3-B. B. B.-3.

n. +. Bourbon & Bro, manufac
turers. N, W. Cor. End and Orange Sts'
P.S. CiRass by the box speciality.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
wbv Borrow Trouble

when you oan always ma Just what
you want In hat or bonnet NJ mrs. q. 3
Kirby's, 400 King street
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

THAT HACKING COUGH can be SC
quickly cured by Shi!oh's Cure. we
guarantee 1t. Scld by n. B. Danforth,
corner Second and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
diSG, sCALY, PIMPLY,

,,s, nn year | have mad r species OF
NY and pimply bumors on my
1i'a =, nave applied a great many
y featneht w!tnGu; succ SIS. and
speedily and entirely cured by
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

sLEEPLnss NIGHTS, made miserable
Dy that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
is the remedy for you. N. B. Dan.
forth, corner Second and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

WILL YOU SUFFER With Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? shiloh's vita
lizer Is guaranteed to cure you. Sol'
by Danforth, cor. 2nd aud Market sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
EhE ALL OVER.

stn's.alalgia, Scla.ic. Sudden,
laS @ = & shd Nervous Pains, strains
II nN,, "easness relieved in one
ks I,s Patr 90 " the Uuti,ura Anti.
y s,s,rte'. a ris'te'. New anil perfect.
6.,rr ,rrseto9sist4 70 cents, tlye forSi
hAD4 Ihtmicli rDuipany, I,os.
[-- ut ws&ia&w I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

You never saw 30 many hats and
bonnets at one time as there are al 6l1
Market street. Importers sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's CataFrf
Remedy. Price 30 centa. Nasal lnJec
tor free, Danforth's And and Market
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

Best place to set bees, mutton or veal
is OF Lowell, stall IL, City Market.
Telephone AL.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Pura candies ct Fereuson-s.

Try Moxie for your nerves at Tay lcr
B Fullerton's, 800 King street.